This 1000 year old business is getting in on Cryptocraze but their coin has KEY difference

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies such as Ripple and ethereum has been met with scepticism by institutional investors, but not everybody is so critical of the mania.
The Royal Mint, which produced the UK’s coins and holds gold, has joined the cryptocurrency bandwagon by creating their own digital token, with one key difference.
Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, Tom Coghill from the Royal Mint’s RMG division, said: “We already sell physical gold through our Royal Mint Bullion business and we sell coins and bars.
“In this sense what we’re doing here is simply making that a digital... read more

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